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Fake cryptocurrency scam delivers ransomware – and more malware when you pay up

  1. Fake cryptocurrency scam delivers ransomware – and more malware when you pay up  ZDNet
  2. Fake cryptocurrency app installs ransomware on your computer  CNET
  3. Ransomware ‘spritecoin’ posing as cryptocurrency  Information Age
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IIC Delivers Industrial Internet Security Framework – IoT Evolution World (blog)


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IIC Delivers Industrial Internet Security Framework
IoT Evolution World (blog)
The Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC), the global, public-private organization formed to accelerate adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), has published the Industrial Internet Security Framework (IISF), a common security framework
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Infection Minus Interaction? New Android Ransomware Delivers – Security Intelligence (blog)

Infection Minus Interaction? New Android Ransomware Delivers
Security Intelligence (blog)
Once executed, the Android ransomware prevented the device from displaying an application permissions dialog box and then installed malware that labeled itself “Cyber.Police.” The infection then locks the device, prevents any other apps from launching …

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Botnet preying on Linux computers delivers potent DDoS attacks

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Security researchers have uncovered a network of infected Linux computers that’s flooding gaming and education sites with as much as 150 gigabits per second of malicious traffic—enough in some cases to take the targets completely offline.

The XOR DDoS or Xor.DDoS botnet, as the distributed denial-of-service network has been dubbed, targets as many as 20 sites each day, according to an advisory published Tuesday by content delivery network Akamai Technologies. About 90 percent of the targets are located in Asia. In some cases, the IP address of the participating bot is spoofed in a way that makes the compromised machines appear to be part of the network being targeted. That technique can make it harder for defenders to stop the attack.

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